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A STRANGE STORY RECALLED.
Death OF tho Man who Married His Own
". IA Slave to Spite Ills Love. .NN

Death OF the Man who Married His Own
t6 Slave to Spite Ills Love. lI,
"a COLUMBIA, s. O., July l4.-A special to
the Daily Regitter from Sumter, s. G., re.
ports the death, in that county last satur.
day, Of Col. William Reynolds, in the
seventy.ninth year Of his age. Col.
Reynolds, fifty years ago, was one Of the
most promising young men in the State,
and was noted for his industry, integrity
and active interest In military affairs. He
fell deeply in love with beautiful young
girl belonging to one Of the frat families
In Clsremont county, and made auit for
her hand. 3siz "a T5.5s.5, Vs. l.s2
He seemed to be favorabIy regarded by
the girl herself, but her parents had more
ambitious views for her, and would not
allow her to marry him. Nothing daunt-
cd, the young man went to work to win q
name and position which would render
him more acceptable to the parents. He
was elected to represent his county in tho
State Legislature, served one term with
credit and distinction, and returning to
hia home made another effort to secure
the hand Of the girl to whom he was at
tached: He was again refused, but after
he had been elected third time repre-
sentative over prominent and wealthy
competitors, the opposition to him was ap.
parently Bilenced, the young woman prom
isea to be his wife, and all the prepar
tons were made for the wedding. m.
At the, last moment, however, she wrote
him note, saying that she had yielded to
the wishes Of her mother and must de-
cline to fulfill her engagement. This
broke up Col. Reynolds life and career.
Alter brooding for a long time over his
disappointment. he took for wife a negro
girl who had been his slaye, and lived
with her to the laat, regardless Of public
opinion and the entreatiss of his relatives.
He reared large family Of children, and
drew up himself a will providing for them
all and putting them on an equality with
his own nearest relatives. he left an es.
tate consisting OF some thousands Of dol
lars in money and four thousand acres of
land, and 1t ia thought that tho validity OF
the will will be SUSTAINED. 3,
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Cut Her Hair ,yhlio sin, sient..

NV CASTLE, Pa, July l4.-Last night
Mrs. Fred Woodward retired about $3.50
o'clock. Her husband vac asleep in tho
front room on lounge. Aboutll o'clock
she was awakened by the sound Of scia.
sors as though some one was cutting her
hair. :! She gago q eeream and half awak-
ened just in time to see some one leaving
the room going toward tho stairway. Her
husband sprang up and followed down
stsi,s and found alargo lock Of hair il
the dining 1pom nett TO the side door,
through which the 6end fed. Nothing
else IN the house was diaturhed EXCEPT
one white shirt Of Mr.IW oodward's.$ Mrs.
Woodward 10 the mother Of one child and
about 40 years Of age. No motive can be
aaaiunafi ~ 5gify Il " ~ ~
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Mr.. EusrACE GIBSON was tired Of Wash.
invton Ills until he was left out Of 1t. Now.
bis heart years for the festive delights Of
the gay Cspital. and II Mr.. Hogs thinks
he would like second term, he would do
we'll to interes. himself to have Mr.. Glib.
son exiled to a foreign cline. Otherwise
Mr.. Gibson may climb Mr.. Hogg in the
next convention time.
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Is HE RIGHT.
A South Cnrolinn Judges Reasons for De.
L--- clininy In Hear n aIntda1ar,s Trial v y

A South Carolina Judges Reasons for De.
cliniug to Hear n Murderer's Trial.
COLUMBIA, s. G., July l4.-In the court
room ct Newbsrry in March last Hon.
George johnson, q distinguished and
prominent lawyer, and legislator, and
politician Of tbs , State, shot down and
killed a brother lawyer of q prominent
family, John B. Jones, cad trial was set
for yesterday. As it Was about to begin
the judge made the following statement:
For fifty years he had been a friend
Of the father and family Of the man
for Whose murder johnson was to be tried !;
his wife's niece married the prisoners
couain. he was q personal friend Of the
prisoner, who had supported him twice
for the bench, and he doubted his right to
hear. the cass under the constitution on
account Of his family affinity and his I'm.
certainty whether, his mental bias would
interfere. The prisoners counsel pressed
for trial. The solicitor agreed with the
judge and tho Gaze was continued. Prom
inent lawyers think the Judges ground
insufficient, -, I. 9, Z
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IT is shrewdly remarked that St. John
is making speeches in Ohio, where the
Prohibition movement Is inimical to the
Republican party, not in Texas, where the
movement threatens trouble for the Dem.
ocracy. This is easily Understood. St.
JOHN is sn assistant Democrat. The bust
nsss Of his life is to get a good price for
his talks snd to do sll the harm he can to
the Republican party. FL ~ 4.
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Z TIE SCORE IN DETAIL.
Dunn's Great Work III tho Do. and at I'll

Dunn's Great Work III the Box and at tho
..5J -, y. --'s Bat. t5 go & sfsi.5 II
Special Dispatch to the in!et!lqeacer. u
GAINESVILLE, o., Jolly 1.-THE home
team went down before the Wheeling
Green Stockings to-day in what was q we'll
contested game up to the seventh inning,
Esston WAS hit hard in the seventh and
Gumbert WIS called in from center field
to take his place in the box. johnson
objected, and because his objections we're
not needed he played yellow ball the bal
ance Of the gamo, for which Captain
Welch fined him $40. il.7- z
jS Dunn pitched an excellent game, only
six clean hits being made OF him, the
other three being bases on balls. and two
men hit by pitched balls. The home
team played IN excellent fielding game,
making only one error. While Wheeling
was off on their fielding, they made it up
at the bat, and it WAS only the fine field
work Of the home team that saved them
from a complete Waterloo. Score:
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DOWN THE RIVER.
The Cases Tried In tho United States Court.
u IN, Judgements Rendered. ,,l "a
AD6clak listanIeh IA IA q

Special Dipaieh 10 tho Jnisliipmoy. 5igs
PARrEnsBuRa, July l4.-some unimpor.
tant busineas Ia being transacted In the
United States Court. Yesterday Marion
0. Archer, q Ravenawood school teacher,
was tried on peculiar charge. In June,
1885, he wrote letter to the chief OF the
bureau Of printing and engraving In
which he proposed to purchase 5000 or
$500 In Government notes before they
had been aligned and become legal money.
A detective was put 10 work on his case
and he was brought to trial. The evidence
showed that he wanted those notes o.
curiosltieB for q cabinet which he had
been collecting. The Jury acquitted him.
The case Of the United States Va. Lynch,
oil Gilner county, for violating the inter.
nal revenue laws, was decided Tor the de-.
PENDANT, but the evidence showed irregu.
larity on the part Of tho revenue officer Ga
we'll as ignorance Of tho law on the part OF
Lynch. The District Attorney was In.
struoted to look little iusthcr into this
Caee. f'ttit7 M. U X, = jll}siG
The old and important case Of Mayhem
Auu ptueEH hKhlnbt tle west virginia vi
and OIL Land Company was partly settled
by the court ordering the 3dlstribution OF
about forty thousand dollars now in the
regiatry Of the court. "a motion to dis.
tribute nineteen thousand dollars more
will be heard on the 2lst inst. 3il7l
In the Wood county circuit the follow
Ing casea have bsen tried s@gl"'s
The State against Charles Anderson,
misdemeanor. A verdict Of guilty and
fined $25. s Al. l-aSg.. "a
The State against Charles Ray, INSIDE
meanor. Fined S25 and costs. Sir. l5R
The State against Charles LAWN, mis-.
demeanor. Fined $40 and costs. 5
The State against William N. Clintock,
miadcmeanor. Fined SIS and costs.
Laura Hartman against Gus. Fries,
bartardy. Compromised by Fries paying
her $50. 4, Z 4, n So, ,i1Q's.s.
The State against Robert Murdy, miade-
meanor. Not guilty. @l6afL
George Gilfillan, a prominent young
man here, had leg broken yesterday
afternoon by being thrown from q buggy.
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She Took 1sy,ry Dollar,

INp1ANAroLIs, IND, July A.-Lieaten.
ant James W. Graydon, United States
Navy, inventor Of q new method Of using
dynamite in naval warfare, to-day Gned Q
suit for d ivorce from his wife. He alleges
that two years ago while he WAS engaged
in making experiments in warfare. Tor the
Chinese Government at Hong Kong, his
vile asked him while he was i'll for
blank check on his bank to enable Der to
get money she needed tors household ex:
penses. he gave her the check and she
oiled 1t out for s27 ,oo0, his entire bal.
anGe. tsst ?. n, RI 4 .3i5 ~
After drawing the money she called for
America. Alter fulfilling his contract
vito tho Chinese Government he came to
this country to hunt for her and his chill.
d!sn, but has been unable to Ind them.3
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! 1..-"-.17 = W.1.'
Didn't Mind u bullet.

a GALyEsroN, TEXAS, July IA dis
patch from Willborn to the News says:
last evening while W. E. Far4uha- and
Dr. s. 7. Ives we're jointly discussing the
prohibition amendment, Farquhar,i who
had concluded his argument against the
amendment, became enraged at the re-
marks of Dr. Ives. who favored 1t, and
fred at him with 8 Ballard rins. Tho bali
misaed its mark and lodged in the wall
lust behind the speakers head Dr.. Ives
wss not disconnected and concluded his
speech among prolonged applause, yS S5f5 b
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Irisa Peculiar satisfaction to got men
like Ward, Fish and Sharp in the psni-
Tertiary. Ordinary criminals are easy
enough to deal with. It is the highly re.
spectacle gentlemen with money who are
ara had to get behind the bars. y
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TuEMuewump New York 1smessaysthat
Mr.. blaine with all his absolutely fatal
weaknesses, Is still tho atrongeat candidate
in point Of votes, that his party can
name" The votes count when they are
counted, md unless somebody else can
beat Mr.. BIains in the determining matter
OF votes, Mr.. Blaine would seem to be the
man for his party. s.is X, y 4 !!
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Tho W. " L. e. itoad.

Tho New * ork .Timea Of W eiassaay
eays:@ The lambs have been 80 eager to
invest in Wheeling & Lake Z .ie that the
philsnthropists who arc running that deuI
have decided. to print $500 900 OF new
stock. Lots Of the nmaller Try among Wall
etreets spectators have been sadly don,
Tor In this stock. 1t has Just dropped ID
points on transactions asgragating 81
much as 800 sharea. " ''"'.S Z
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SAME OLD DEAL.
Tho q. & 0. Chestnut Iss!ag Hailed With
q out NeachtuX THO ISernel. ~

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Tho q. s. o. Chestnut I.s!ag Halled With
q out Nsachtux tho Kernel.
New YoRk, July H-A Wal! strsst cir
cular says: The rsp3rts on chs B '.tinosa
Il Ohio negotiations continue very con-.
tlictipg, but several Of the details are be.
ing sttaightsnsa ont snd. prospects are
favorable to general c!ssri,lg up Of COM.
pllcations. Tho trouble Is mainly due to
the fsct that II the property &c transferred
az st first Intended thu deferred pay1,aa.
Of $40, 600 600 will be q lien upoo tho
wbc!a system and purchases OF any OF tha
different parts could not obtain q clean
title. To ohyists ihie; it is supposed that
a transfer Of tho telegraph l:ues shall frat
be made direct from tho BAl.imasa & Ohio
Byndicate for 81 SOC, 900, aud that cnorat
deducted from The first payment Of &c.
OOD, 600, AMI; it WAS said on Wall street 10.
DAY thu: tho forms; tspdor of So 500 GOO
waa n,ado by Dtexel, Morgan 4 % on
behalf Of ) ayndicata. Is, 1fs 4 s5s4
4 The New York Times says: Jny Gouid's
relations to Ives continue the subject OF
abundant nnrmise and suspicion. rhrrs
Ia large contingent OF Wall otract men
who believe that Gould Is only toying
With Ives to get him so surely tangled
that sudden equsezs in the money mar
ket would send min into desperate con
dition, where ne would be obliged to atand
and deliver on any terms thet might be
dictated. And in q tGngle with Ives (:he
suspicion going inrther) perhaps much
larger fish might bo caught. There ara
some big interests involved With Ivee--
bigger than tho average man ensss9ss.
Ills going to the wall might worry ssme
distipRuished citizsns wboss names are
seldom mentioned in the as'na breath
with his. The present status o! tho deal
Ia certainly setandine menscsto ths ss19k
mnxket, ~ X w ~ q y ~
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The New York Tribune sagaclously re-

The Now 1ofK 7fi0a7e EHgRel6u8Iy le-
mark: ~, 80
The Democratic attempt to put to
rout the Grand Army Of the Republic
had not succeeded. not when we went to
press. A eimiiar Democratic attempt was
inaugurated in 1851 and was psrsis!ed In
for number.of years. It is understood
that it didn't succeed worth cont. sSS7 5,:.i
The Tribune reiers to the general effort.
Hereabou,s there is q special local effort,
and the Tribune will be glad to hear that
it is meeting with equal success. Harrah
ior the gallant G. A. r.
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Collision on tho y. s o,

.'W'AsuISeToS, D. O., July Il Tho west
bound passenger train Of the Baltimore a
Ohio railroad came into COLLATION. with the
east bound train from Chicago near Gath.
ersburg, Md, this evening, and both loco.
motives and several / cars were badly
wrecked. No one was seriously injured.
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srArEsMAN VAN METER, Of jackson
county, should have bought watch fol-
bimsel! and had 1t presented to him With
the proper tear-compslling ceremonies,
Then ne would not have had his Con.
p,essonal boom damaged 30 early in the
peesnn 0t'7.g = lsWl laS.sa'9'''l NJ - < Y
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TTHEEC0KE STRIKE.
MORE rlNHRRroN MEN ruER.
To Protect the Interests of the OPERATOR.
Some OF the Strikers Returning to Work,
Tho Jimtown A flnir tho Occasion for =
Much Llgpniion-Assaplt. ~

PlTTspuRan, Pa, July 14.-An add.
tlonal force Of thirty Plnkerton detective,
arrived in this city from Chicago thi,
morning, and were despatched at once to
the coke regions. There has been no
trouble 80 for, but the operators fear the
Hungarian clement and want to be pre-.
pared In the event Of an outbreak. ~
A special Telegram from Everson, Pa,
says: The strike Is certainly nearing an
end. The rank and file Of the strikers ' al,
weakening. Thirty.Ays Of the strikers 70.
aumed operations at the Y Youngstown,
workn to-day in addition to % who began
work yesterday morning. There are 2On
ovens in blast at Jimtown; an additiona,
number Of men are working. Six fatniliea
were evicted at West Leisenrin2 to-dny.
1t was expected that soms Of them would <
res!st, but they walked out peacesbly and
made no threats. The housca made va
cant were promptly occupied by new mon
who arc not at work. The evicsed iami-4
lies were taken In by some OF their moro
fortunate neighbors. 5I ,5y.,, - 4 I7ltI7' !
A Dapatch Uniontown, Pa, special
says: The strikers at Jintown are indis.
nant over m assault which they claim
vas made on IN imbecile boy named
Frank Rimmel by one Of tho special otli.;
csra. Squire Dumpley, who came up
ftom there to-day, said: "Thc boy was
walking through the works when an Off.
Ger told him to halt. The boy did no. un.
derstand the order, and the officer fred
three shots ut him from bis riffs. One CT
the bullets took effect. The officer ran
after the boy and hit him with tho butt
end Of the gun. The officer 10 known and
suit will be entered against him. Twelve
families wero svicted to-day. They arc Z
camping out tonight near their old 4
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The Wheeling Nlno's Pictures.

A few days aimee Parsons photographed
the fourteen members Of the Wheeling
base ball club in group. It was one Of
the largest photographs he has ever taken,
and as everything was favorable for taking
good picture, he had the pleasure of see.
ing something he is proud Of. He is busi-
ly engaged in getting one finished and
handsomely framed, which will be sent
on to the club and shown in the cities in
which they play. soy Ss,il.F5i.5a,9
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Tho South panu,ylyanIn R,ua.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 1.-THE CON.
mittse appointed in New York several
months ago by lls. bondholders oi the
South Pennsylvania R.i!5oEd Company,
to take steps toward completing lint line
from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh, haye
about completed their duties, and tho GAGS
will bs called up again in the Supreme
Court during tho September term, upon a
motion to mako the INJUNCTION rerua.
nent ono.sIs WAS decided a.siustths Penn.
sylyania Railway Company upon the iao.
ton Z for : preliminary injunction, the
court deciding thss the transfer OF the
property to the Pannsy.vanis Railroad
Company would be Illegal. The esse will
be conducted for the South Pennsylvania
Railrosd by ex.P President Gowen, Of tho
Beading Railroad Company. The com.
mittee Appointed In New York to take
an thu subject * completing the line
have found very few Of the bondholders
Dissenting from taking part In Tho COM
pletion oi tho line, and where there has
been, other capitallsts have been found to
take their PLACES. .che Vanderbilt inter-
egts arc reported to have joined in the
movement 10 complete the Inns, IS the
courts, V8l3 having: declared that tbs
transfer was Illegal relieved them from
further withholding their consent.
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PARIS, July l4..--Henri Rochefort, De-
puties Laisant and Laguerra and number
OF other 1rreconcilables attempted to ex.
cite a hostile demonstration during the
review at Long Champs to-day, but the
people around quickly drowned out their
voices with cries OF "Vive Grevy." Pres.
ident Grevy addressed letter to General
Ferrou, Minister OF War, Ia which he
says: "Review magnificent; I admired
martial bearing and perfect precision d
troops. Convey to them my hearty con
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Buckhnnnon Gets It.

SPse't1F D''PS1FeRF 70 We IIstFFFVtHttIs . u
PHILlrpl, ". VA, July 1.-THE COM
mittae Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
in whose hands WAS left the location Of
the Conference Seminary met to-day,
and alter thirty-three ballots decided in
favor Of Buckhannon. The chief compel.
itors were Philippi, Elizabeth and the
fortunate town. rs !,,l.ss. 81. n
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TIE "CANNoN BALL" LINE.
Statement that Work Is to DO Begun at

A Statement that Work Is to DO Begun at
: Il ~ Once. IS. &,
The following dispatch from Canton,
Ohio, is the first intmstion received here
that Hon. Archibald Fsirlie, the repre-.
sentative Of an EagliHn syndicate who
went over the Coshocson, Mt. Vernon &
Wheeling railroad as projected, has made
a favorable report and that it has been
acted upon: D. W. Jones; OF the Mt, Yer.
non, Couhocton 4 Wheeling Railroad,
who was here today, said to a reporte::
that hls company was about to begiu thu
construction Of the road, having Obtained
the capital from an EEnglish syndicsta.
Hs declined to express himself about
rumor TO tho effect that the road IA to
connect with the Csrrollton branch Of Ina
Cleveland 4 Canton Railroad ut sherrodr.
vile, thus making through Cleveland
and Wheeling limo via Canton. II Is
otated, on good authority, that such an nr.
ranQement is to be made. I 2
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Tho Elevated strike.

NRw YoRK, July 14.--A conference be-
tween the chief sergeant OF the Bother
hood Of Firemen and committee Of the
strikers with the officers Of the BROOKLYN
elevated roads wss held this evening,
but no agreement was reached. The
ultimasum. Of the railroad officials was
that the strikers might apply, for work to {
ill vacancies, but under no circumstances
would the company discharge the now.
men. Tomorrow thu State Board OF Ar
oitrstion will commence 9 formal investi-
CATION OF the strike. .Afr5 Z; f aJ5sl z,
Chief Arthur OF the Brotherhood Of
Engineers, has telegraphed that he,
will bs !, here tomorrow. II is al
legged that tho Knights OF Labor
are opposed to the strike because
he engineers refused to assist them in
the great strike on the Gould South west.
. ern system, and that District Assembly
No. 40 has offered to ill the etrikers places. {
It looks now as If tho strike would fall.
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Big Fire at Gum b orlaud.

Special Di1'atch to the In.ellge,sccr. K
CUMBERLAND, Nh, July IA fire in
South Cumberland, known as "shanty-
town." early this morning, burnt Arthur
LawHon's grocery store and aix houses.
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TIE Register says the President was Of.
fersd TO the editor Of the lNrELLlaENcEa
and by him declined with thanks. Well?
II isn't every editor who can afford the
luxury Of white elephant. VII. tILs.I1IlA.
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BucxuANSoX gets the Methodist Con.
ference Seminary. Tho prize 10 worth
having and Buckhannon is 10 De congrat.
,.,.J U BE4EIN &F5lNs. E s}y.5 GFs6

ST.. LOUIS Is to have q large Grover
Cleveland arch for the Grand Army men
to march under. Some Of them will con.
clude that 1.-THE longest way round ia the
shortest way home." ~ (, N,
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"ODly nm Immigrants Child"
II Dtsuutch In thf InfflfiJr1ccr. z

CUMBERLAND, July IA child belong
ing to German immigrants bound for
Nebraska, died on the train between
Green Spring and Cumberland last night.
The corpse was taken OF here, the parents
continuing on their Journey. r Va = ~ 30
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Snntlusky Wins.

sAsDusKY, O., July l4.-To.day's game
was magnificent contest. CLARK was in
vincible, only four actual hits being made
of him, and none after the second inning.
Hart was hit hard, but phenomenal field
ing saved his record. The wonderful work
Of Rhue in center and the fielding OF
Curry, Hewer and Mulholland were the
other features. Score: Sandusky, 4 Kali
amazoo, 8. Home run-Rhue. Two bag.
9er-Dillon. Base hits-Sandusky, 10;
Kalamazoo, Z. Errors-3 each. Struck
out-Olark, 8; Hart, 2. Bases on balls
of Clark 8; Hart 2. Batteries-Clark and
ChrIsman; Hart aud Faller. Umpire,
Bauer. 81, 5i.5 : - 81
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FRAUDULENT importations Of iron and
s!eel materially cut down the protective
effect Of the rubber tariff" Can't the
Administration instruct the !. Custom
House officers to do better than this ?
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parnoll aud DAvltt'a Wooden MILLS. X /

New YoRx, July l4.-Mr. Peter White,
representing the new company to develop
tho Iriuh Wooden industry, recently or.
ganiEed BY Parnell and Davitt, returned
to Dublin'by the britannia Tuesday, tax
ing with him, IS q result Of six weeks
work in America, sample orders to the
amount Of $500, 600. Mr.. W hite will return
in January with the goods. q He could
have taken almost double the amount OF
orders, but doubted tho ability OF tho
mills now In operation in Ireland to satis:
iaetorily fill the!n, AZ tg5sjaijllz: